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The barking had been causing a nuisance to neighbours in Blakedown. Photo from Google Maps A DOG owner who allowed her barking pets to cause a nuisance to neighbours has been fined £350 in court. Following complaints from neighbours, officers from Worcestershire Regulatory Services served a noise nuisance abatement notice on Kerry Nicodemou who lives in Birmingham Road. Noise monitoring equipment was installed in the resident’s property on two occasions but Miss Nicodemou failed to keep her dogs quiet so two breaches of the notice were recorded. On the first occasion, the noise monitoring equipment picked up excessive and loud barking. More complaints were received so noise monitoring equipment was installed again.
PROPOSALS: Cllr Kaleem Aksar originally called for free pest control TENANTS in Malvern will not have to pay for pest control after councillors agreed to provide it for free. At the meeting of Malvern Hills District Council s overview and scrutiny committee, councillors discussed the issue, originally raised by Liberal Democrat councillor Kaleem Aksar in a previous meeting. Phil Merrick, director of economy and environment, introduced this Report. He noted that of the six Districts in Worcestershire, currently three offer support for pest control (Bromsgrove, Redditch and Wychavon) and residents must meet certain qualifying criteria to be eligible. Using comparisons from these neighbouring districts, a similar scheme in Malvern was estimated to cost approximately £10,000 per year.
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